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We are resting this summer in Bulgaria, Sat, Esperanto Hotel
Tell me if it's enough to take food at the hotel only breakfast? Two adults and a child of 13 years old. I read a lot of reviews and I'm inclined to believe that they chose the right type of food. But it's still a little scary to take on such a responsibility. Suddenly I will leave my family hungry. I understand that the orders are different, but we want to save money
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You are going to Bulgaria, no one will go hungry there. Products are also available at affordable prices. At every step there are cafes - cheap and not very, for everyone. I don’t think that for lunch, in the heat on the beach, you really want to eat a whole stuffed turkey, and many establishments offer a simple bun, salads and fruits. Choosing HB (breakfast, dinner), you may encounter a banal monotony in nutrition, but in Bulgaria there are so many things to try!!! Drive boldly. Have a nice holiday!!!
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answered 14 years ago
Thank you very much for the answer. I calmed down a bit. Did you rest in this hotel?
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answered 14 years ago
I didn’t rest, I was in Bulgaria twice for 14 days, I traveled a lot and looked. And the lack of paid food did not bother. Believe me, if we felt fine with minimal money, then you definitely have nothing to worry about. Honestly, I rarely stay in hotels, private apartments are much cheaper. But this is not suitable for everyone, because after a 24-hour bus trip + moving along the coast itself (2 transfers to Sozopol, 2-2.5 hours to go), you don’t really want to run around the city with bags and look for where to settle :)
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answered 14 years ago
Just take breakfast! In the "city" you eat much cheaper and more! If you do not eat, do not hesitate to ask to pack "to go"! That's enough for two more days of breakfast!
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answered 14 years ago
Thank you for the answer, but can you tell me which cafe has reasonable prices?
I don't know why my question was placed in the Sunny Day section, if it was about Sunny Beach Hotel Esperanto?
I don't know why my question was placed in the Sunny Day section, if it was about Sunny Beach Hotel Esperanto?
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answered 14 years ago
Ignore Sunny Day - that's just a typo. Look for cafes yourself, because. and the prices and taste of the same dishes may fluctuate due to the distance from the seashore. But DON'T FORGET!!! This year, due to the outflow of tourists from Egypt and Turkey, a FULL OUT is expected in Bulgaria!!!
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answered 14 years ago
Certainly! For example, in the morning we eat Kisele Mlyako for breakfast (it looks like yogurt, but the consistency of sour cream) - 1 leva (20 rubles), for lunch - TAR-TAR (finely chopped fresh cucumber with herbs and garlic seasoned with Ayran) - an analogue of our okroshka - soup awesome - 1.5 leva (30 rubles). Well, dinner, as a rule, in a restaurant, according to the full program ... So - that 50 leva (1100 rubles) a day - BURN !!!
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answered 14 years ago